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Wonderful Inventions.

Two machines of some Importance In
writing and speaking are about to come
before the public. One is the graphic
phone, a machine which serves as an
am.huensis. A corporation for its manu-
faetTe has been organized under the laws
of West Virginia, which are designed to
please corporators and give revenue to the
state. A still more important perfection
attained is that of Prof Elisha Gray's
'telantograph, " Geographic apparatus
which transmits the handwriting or any
other picture traced upon paper any dis
lance. This will be highly valued by
business men and bankers. The valua-
BILE feature Of the invention is the plate
on which is laid the paper written on by
the sender. A pencil or any sharp object
may be used to write with, and the re-
ceiving machine traces the message with
a pencil or any thing capable of marking,
reproducing the form Of the message pre-
cisely. Thus the sending operator will
werely write the message on paper, and
when he has finished it will have been fin
ished at the other end of the circuit.
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ALL SORES.

JUST fane.is accorded to KentUckiAn
who is ninety-nine years old and has never
been candidate for an office.
GENERAL LEES statue in Richmond is
to cost only $12, 900; though the Lee as
ISOLATION has $50, 900 an hand.
AN old German has invented a safe,
that on it's lock being tempered with,
throws open its DOORS seiZes and drags
and locks in the burglar, and handouts
and holds him in readiness to be conduct
cd to the police court in the morning
THE new Tay bridge in Scotland, has
lust been opened 1t is two miles long
and " feet above the water. In 1879, the
structure which the new one replaces,
went down with train during che night
time and nearly 400 people were drowned
A QUEER thing happened in Connect
cut the other day. John G. Wetmore
held an insurance policy numbered 20, :
1919. When he died, the company paid
his family exactly the number of dollars
and the check drawn for the amount bore
the same figures.
Two balloons have been purchased for
the military school at Tientsin, China.
The larger one is capable OF holding SIXTY
or seventy persons, and the smaller thirty
persons. An instructor has already ar
rived at Tientsin, and after 1--WE months
practice trial trips will be made.
THE Canadian Pacific has brought it
self into sudden eonspicuousness rs ono
of the chief routes OF the globe by IT'S
transportation of a cargo OF Japan tea.
The tea has arrived in London on the
thirty-frs day after leaving Yokohama,
having traversed 22O degrees of longitude.
TnB value Of property reported to the
Signal Serviee as destroyed by tornadoes
in 800 years was about $29, 900, 900. Lieut..
Finlay estimates this TO be about one
tenth the actual value, making the total
losses about $500, 600, 600. The number
of deaths reported was 3, l65, and the IN
jured 500.
A NEW YORK girl has gwen jeweler
an order for a silver belt in links. In
stead of Roman medalliOns on the linked
plates, however, she wants the features
of some of her young male friends cut In
bas-relief, and has furnished the photo
graphs. They are trophies of her con-
quests, probably.
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Mnny People Refnse Dol Tnke God

Charity may cover multitude of sins, but
hat is not its regular business.
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Liver Oil on account of its unpleasant taste.
This difficulty has been overcome in SCoTT's
EMULSION OF Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites. 1t being as palatable as milk, and the
most valuable remedy known for the treatment
of Consumption, Scrofula and Bronchitis,
General Debility, Wasting Diseases of Chill
dren, Chronic Coughs and Colds, bias caused
physicians in all parts of the world to use it.
Physicians report our little patients take it
with pleasure Try SCOTS Emulsion and be
convinced.
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IL should Be Generally Known

That the multitude of diseases of a scfofulous
nature generally proceed from a torpid condi-
cause the liver does not act properly and work
off the poison from the system, and the certain
results are blotehes, pimples, eruptiOns, swell
or settling upon the lungs and poisoning their
delicate tissues, until liberation, breaking
down and consumption is established. DR..
acting upon the liver and purifying the blood,
cure all these diseases
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Who knows but if the beautiful girl who
died so young had been blessed with Dr..
Fiece's "FayoFte Prescription she might
day. The "Favorite Prescription is a certain
cure for all those disorders to which females
are liable.
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A monument is to be erected at Man
chester, n. H., in memory of Samuel
blodgett, who was the pioneer in utiliz-
.lSos ne water power at that place.
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A prominent society lady of Washington
asked by the Prince of Wakes: why is it you
people here manifest so little fatigue from dan
cling receptions, etc.?'' replied: why, you see,
we Americans gain the vitality wasted in these
designations by using DR. Harter's Iron Tonic"
PRICKLY ASH BPFTRRs warns up and invig-
crates the stomach, improves and strengthens
she digestive organs opens the pores promotes
pePspratiOn, and equaiiZes the circulation
As q cOrrector of u disoPdered system there is
nothing equal to it.
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Tennyson's "May Queen"

Ellcott City, Md. has a confirmed smoker
who is years old, and has nurse.
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OF all the medicines | ever heard of or used
consider DIR. Rigeers' Huckleberry COrda
the best medicine for all bowel trouble an
children tecthinE ever used.
A. j. SrINE Oxford n c.
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The Isest of AL.

There are SO000 enrolled members of the
Society for Prevention of CrueltN 70 Animals.
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Rrenlinr Down and Building Up.

When man breaks down in the matter of
physical strength, the question of its recovery
depends in great measure upon the length OF
time he allows to elapse before adopting medic
inal means to reeuperate it. A tonic, which
gives speedy and powerful impulse 10 tho
processes of digestion and assimilation, is the
best auxiliary he can employ, and he should
resort co it promptly. The most reliable de-
pendence of the feeble, the aged and the ner-
Yous has ever proved to be hostetters Storu-
aCh Bitters, an invigOrant nt national reputa~
ton and proven worth, commended by medical
men of distinction, not only for building up a
broken-dowH system, but as a remedy for dys-
pepSia, constipation. liver complaint, fever and
ague, and kidney trouble While nos claimed
To be n panacea, it IL u most useful and Compre-
hensiye household remedy. II is, moreover,
eminently safe as well as effective.
Not long ago there were 6O,00O holders of IT, S
bonds. Now there are only 5000.
Don't hawk and blow, and spit, but use DIT.
Sages Catarrh Remedy.
, There are $4,000 enrolled members of the
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Endurance Of Society People

Six hundred Baptist preachers in England
refused to sign the total abstinence pledge.
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Ice, IS cents per boGsI,e~
Sold by druggists.
e. LOUIS, MO-
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Not long ago there were 60,00O holders of IT, 5
hnnds Now there are ONLY M.Om

Don't hawk, and blow, and spit but use Dr.
Sages Catarrh Remedy.
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Send for Pamphlet on Female Diseases, free;
securely sealed Or. J. b. Marehisi. Utica, NY.
Relief Is immediate, and a cure SURE. Piso's
Remedy for Catarih. so cents
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
Dssso.urioN NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the co.
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the firm name
Of Wclch Il Blair. aud engaged in the
saloon business In Meeker, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Duncan
Blair retiring. +. +. welch continues
the business and collects all accounts
due the late firm. Duncan Blair PAYS
all bills against the same except bills
agreed upon between the undersigned.
+. +. WEIGH.
DUNCAN BLAIR.
MEERER, Colo, March 10th, 1887.
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nss,r- for rahi,ea,isa.

LNND UFFTIE NT Z
GiGSwoop srHiSa.. Colo. March .. ts-;.
NyvTICH I. hereby siycn that tho following
~ named rrtiicr has Rlesi no'ics Of his int-n.
tios ~ make nual prrof In support uf his
the Rcsi.tcr and Hrcciscr at 0lcnwr-i
spongr. Colorado. IN .isy a isss. Al 10 o'clock
4 n.. via: Ororrv ". Martin, OF Mcckrr.
tkc ~ Y nv y So q. nc Y ne .cr - and
. Y = y CSC Il. TT I. n. Il " ". 9Th Y. ".
~ oain~s the following wiinc..-. tn prove
IN cR1tin,sDsi. residence upon. and cultivation
a, ss3d land. via. Edwin A. Brovn. W. A. kcl.
icr. rhomaa kildun and Gilbert wc.son. NIL OF
hcckBr. Colo.
=. J. DEtsS, Rcei.trr.
tYlrpt Pub March Io-lIast April -. 1851
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Nsss~. for spsttissss.s.

Ssswoop -rNtS0.. c"i".. March !. is-'.,
NST1CH B. hcrvly given that the fnll-v ing
AVtsm~si settler hss hlrsi bsSb-v ~ hi. ini~p.
~ inak- fnai pr-f In supt-,tt II his claim.
80 that ssid pr,sf viii Il, made t~fot- the
~ ss~r and Nrr-itvt nj si-uus--i spsinx,.
CtrAd.. oa May : t~.. at 10 o'cios'k .. m,
~ william a. k-il~s. of N--hrt. Garn-ti
u s-c n Tpi. \. II. Vi y. s,h'r' v.
r. nanra the following witn-ssrs tO rruv~
- N0tintsosts rv-ti~NS upon. AMI .,iitiN sttos,
4 sti lsnd. via; Edwin iiruun. G--rs- Mar.
- A. J. ycnk-r and James itrch.sii of
Ns~r. Garf-lj county. C.lo.
4 J. DrtA~. tt-xi.s~r.
lnr~s psib Nsrrh t:-i4., Aprii Ia. Is-.l
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$4,000 REWARD.

We have lost from our range on whi,e
River one gray 2ycir-old Norman S,al.
ion. one hip slightly knocked down. un.
branded at the time he was lost or
stolen. last September. Also a bay
mare about 10 years old. branded :
on left thigh and n dim - on left
shoulder. Our own brand Is N on left
thigh or shoulder, or ! on left thigh,
and think We have Lost few head Of
horses at the same time the stallion was
taken. Wcwi pay 5000 FOR infcrma.
ton that will lead TO the recovery Of tl,e
and $1,000 more II tile thief
can be caught and convicted.
McllArroN 4 DREIruss.
MEEKER, Colo. Feb. 3. 1857.
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Notice for s'ubiic.,son.

LAND OFFTVE NT -
0LHNwOoD SPRINGS, Colo. March IA, 1851.
AYOr1CE-Is hereby given that the following
N named settler ha. filed notice Of his intcn-
tiun to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said prcof will he made be-
fore the Rcgistcr aud Receiver. at Glcnwood
sprinss, Colorado. on May 2, 1885,. ut 10
O'Clock. 4. M. VIZ: Milton =. BIrch. OF
Neckor. Colo. on his r. L. p. y. No. III. L. r.
for the " Y NV y sec 35 and sw y sw = scc
., Tp l. N. n. VI ". eth r. N.
lie names tho following witnesses to prove
hta continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of, naid land. viz: Reuben Oldland. John W.
Cox, A. .. Lowe and Edwin Brown. all OF
Mcekcr, GARFIELD county, Colo,
s. J. DgLAN, Register.
ffirst Pub March 2e-LAst April 10. 1ssI1
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x~-~t,.~.s7s.!askSi

Cap Webb t2,s.i) and Donald e, ,sa,).
Also registered In the Percheron Stud
Book Of France. will stand the coming
season at our stables In Meeker on the
following terms: Single service. 5000:
for the season. 5000. win insure for
any responsible person permanently
located on the following terms: that the
mares he left In our charge or returned
Mt least twice latter first service) at the
proper time-service fee $500. c-half
to be paid at time Of Grs; service. the
balance when mare is known to he In
foal: II not in foal money refunded: will
furnish good pasture Mt $500 per month
for stock held for service; also. have
other good stations will serve at lower
rate. Money must he paid in advance
or terms agreed to on paper before any
service is made.
MEDIATION & DREiruss.
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s.sses fer rssl,ra,iss.
LAND oFFiCE At

LAND OFFftE At
GLH>uooD srniSos. Colo. Feb. Z is-..
NOriCE-ls hereby given that the foilo~ ins
~ named settler has ni-.i notie- of hi. in'-b-
stos Ia mak- nnai prof IN .upi.r, II hi.
elAan. ami that .aid pr,nf sili b-' made t-'-
foss the Register and lt.r-i,-r ai Gi.n~o.-i
ssinx.. Colorado. IN April ~. les. at IL
GsrB~ti County. Colorado, on hi. T.. u. u. :.
No {. u,r Indian Series. for tho ss y Nc =,
sui = Y r. Y $50 :: and nv ' ne y so :. Tp i.
= 4 ~ ". sfh q. v.
~ names the following ~itb~..s. io pro,- =
bic toatinuosis rr.ii-no- upon. and cultivation
Il. al land. visi J. u n..,n-y, John J---t,. .
!. Y. Wolfe spi y. ituruh, all of N-vk-r. Gar.
trit c'-inty. Coo.
=. J. DrLAs. itr.i.tsr.
Ass, p,ib March s-lAst Apsii Y. tss.l
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Nsssse fer Pssis~ssiss.

: LNND UTTIVE nj
I GlEsuoop srnIN.s. Cola. f-b. = i-r.. I
NbTiCE-t. hereby riy-n that the faiio-inx q
-Nhsm~si s-sti-r has MEL noti.., II hi. int-t,.
-, TO make ai,.i proof In snpfur' q hi.
fw the Register AMI tts.ri,-s. at Gl-n~s..i
tsins~ Ca,"s~'ta. on April y ls... at u
rbrk .. M. Sbi Columbus y. Toiis-r. ~
fU-n's Park q. -, Utah T-r. on hi. T.. ".
=. No. ....- a.. q. ~ fnr the y . So I,
= src Y. Tp Ia y. u iot. ". ssh y. ".
V~ nssnss the f.ii.~inr ~itn-.---. To- prove
- eontis1ssssts rv-si-nrc upon. and cuItisatioa
e. sAi lani, va; Ferry q Carrnirhasi. 4. u,
|sv~shstt, u. W. jsyses and JaAn itif-. all IL
ssU~a's t-srk. Utah Ter.
81. brI.AN, N-xi.i-s.
fvyrss rub March is-IA April ID. i.r:l
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nssiee ter PSsiiessiss.

GiEsvooD SPRINGS, Colo. Feb. Il 1857.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that tho follo~inE
~ named settler has MED notice of hts ini.n'
t,on ~ make nnAl prof 70 support 81 b.. els,,n.
k<stseS aud ilrc~ivrr. st Glenuosd springs.
Ca April u. lss'. nj ~ o'clock - M,
Ss.an .sn az sss sis = {" Is So % II T,s % i"%,.,,
issSss.. for the ~ u me- = - .. and lot.
.nd $50 N. TIP !, N. H. sS " 9TH r. ".
He nsin~s the following Witnesses 10 prove
his eoatinuous residence upon, and guilty alton
of. aid Land. Sizi A. p.rju~. John W, Molf-.
z. v. hoon-y AMI =. Martin. all of N-ckrr.
0asn~id county. Colorado.
:. J. DnLsS. H-<ister.
lkir,t pub Narrh S-la.t April y. l.-.l
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Ssss~e 10. t'ss,ies'iss.

0tas WOOD rrntSas. Colo. frtl =. isT. \
NOTICE y h~rvby Tiv-u that the foii"vins
aanrsi sstti~r h-s nls.i nntic,, u HI. ini.t,.
- so make npsi psr-,f In ssipf.st .f his
lnt1. aasi that All ps,pf -sil L. rus.ir t-'fos-
r. REGISTER AMI it~~-i,~r at .i-u~.--i
Ss'nse. Colorado. On April "a i.-.. ct "
vutrA =. M. Via; i'-rry u slunLchs-i. "f
sn's rsrk l'o~ictH.-. Utah Territory. "s'
tSr. 4. u. y. No. :.xn a.. q. ~. foe ih~ nc \.
Al e y ne v. '-r s. TT " y. It. 'a' "
!, san<s TN foiio~,ns ui,n->~-s 4. psn,-
h1fole1nssasss rvsti~ns~ ups, AMI ruisis ssitos,
oaeA10nad. stai -t'oiunitris v. Toiit-r. \. ~.
Ot4hntl, ". ~. Jsyn-s and John iiif-. all ii
:. J. bsf.,>. Hs-ri.f~e.
ty6ss pub Nsrvh t.-tAst Apsii "a. i.-:l
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Nestee for 0pss e1leastoa.
Ilxn ngvtrg At

otsxwoop srniSu.. Colo, March IL ise..
VUTtCE-is hereby given that the foiior ins
~ named settler hH. hissi nott.- ~ hi. int.p'
te'a Ia make npai pr,-af In SUPPORT OF hi.
soairn. and that -aii cr,-f viii Is na'i~ H.
f$rv the it~si.trr and Receiver. at Gl~nwr-'
stfi,s.. C.inf-do on MAY Z. t~;. at 10 O'Clock
n M, .hi Tl,oms. kilduf. rf N--k-r ru.t
,bt-. Colorado. on hi. u. =. No. n. q. I. u.
u. G. 49, for the y .ssr n. TT y. u. 20 ".
9TH r. y.
n. uam~s the foliovinr witnesses tn prove
yis son,in,i,~i. residence, up.n. and cultivation
q. .sid land. Viz; George W. Martin, Ei~i IN
1. Irpwn. ". A. Keller and Gilbert wcssou.
=. J. bsL,> Register.
frir~t Pub March 1p--fa.t April y. i...l
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

coSripxSrfAL- II Jim Kennicott
will cali In and make Il all right with
THE nExALD ws will xav nothing
about the fun the old white horse hal
with that vaiise Tuesday evening. We
sse In doubt ~ Ia whether Jim h,trhesi
tho vaiise TO the hossr'x tall Of to thu
halter. Ills Ioini. however. isof uifiing
Importance. hut should Jim fall to pu,
In an appearance when cited Ia appear
before this court wc will rustic up more
minute particulars of the affair.
T.. s. Dreifuss has already settled
with Us.
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Nsssr. for rss',e.s,ss.

~
0LEfwooD SrHiHos, Colo. March .. 1857.
NfVr1CE-ls hcrviby given that the following
~ rAmcd settler has uls-i poticc of his intcn-
iton TO make nnai proof in airport 81 his
fosr the Rceistcr aud Receiver at Glcnwo'-i
spfinr~. Colo. on May 4 1SI. at 10 o'clock
= me-, viz: Edwin A. brown. Of Mc,k.r,
fvr the n y nc Y scc u and y &c y acc 10
Tp |. N. u. pt W. 9Th r. ".
NJ, aid land. viz; W. A. Keller. George W :.
Martin. J. X. Hall and Gilbert wcs.op. all Of
Meckcr. Colorado.
4. !. Dr1AN. Register.
jvfrst Pub March ia-tAst Apri, q. iss.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
PRnsDnAL

Dr. Thornton is expected In next
week.
Mr.. Holland OF I.eadvills. came In
wednesday.
Johnny Cox Of Pice-snce, paid us u
visit yesterday.
Mr.. Latham. manager Of the ~ out
Gt, came in Monday.
A. +. Randall returned from Ashley
Sunday after delivering Mart Patrie to
the Mormons.
Morris Dreifuss returned 10 Meeker
Tuesday after spending several months
visiting friends In Denver.
John Weldon Of Pice-ance. attended
the stock meeting this week and spent
several days with his Meeker friends.
Johnny Wolfe and James N. Kcnni-
cott returned from the Springs Tuesday
evening. Mr. Kcnnico,t ''proved up
while at Glenwood.
John Martin came over from Lead
willie Thursday TO look after his ranch
on the mesa. and make arrangements
for improving tho same the coming
summer.
Juiius Strrhlke and his Sons arrived in
Mt~ker Thursday from l.radville. ln.
de- ependencc pnss being In y terrible
condition, II took them tive days 10
make Aspen. Mr.. strehlkc. while AT
ieadville the past winter. purchased
four heavy draft horses and the neccs-
sary accoutrrments To make the sod ny
the coming summer.
Henry A. wiidhack returned from
I1-.Siville last Saturday after = three
weeks visit 10 tho Lake county metro
rolls. As Henry came back without
that cork.lesgesi and glass-eyed girl IL
Is presumed she has went beck on him
given him tho cold AID cruel shake. I"
as II werc-and he II now going round
with sal and detected sort Of II don't
want.to- -iive-any.longer" air. II WAS
ever thus
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NOTICE.

Having bought all the outstanding as
sets due the Cabinet Saloon since Aug.
18Th, 1885. to the present date, I hereby
notify all parties indebted to the same to
come forward and settle at once. All
assets not settled by April LIST will be
put in hands for collection at once.
+. F. WEIGH.
MEEKER, Colo, March 10, 1887.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
ORDINANCE NO, II.

B~ II nrdains-i by the Board IT Trustees u the
Town Of Nsckcr. Colorado.
SECTION !. 1hst the following sum. b- and
thr safne sro hereby Appropriated for IN. nssui
year commencing April Isl, lss.. for the pur-
pe-ss h@rrtnststed, to-wit;
Police Hlnd ..'.,.....,.......-...e San ca
strcst Pund. nd..,............. go. 10 %
General Pund - -. 80. 60 ~
coatisscnt Fund. ..,...... ~ 10
Declared paAsesi and adopted by the iioari Of
Trustees of the Town Of M-eker, Colorado,
this sith day of March. is.I.
Attest: W. II. CLARK.
q. y. THAYHR, Mayor.
Town krcor,i-r.
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Ds.x., N-S,rs.... Hs-.

You can get anything yosi want Ia
the drug line at J. W. uugus 4 Co.'S.
who arc now earring = full line
of drugs. medicines, otis, paints. and
In fact everything pertaining Ia the
drug bt,sturss. f
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sssekisa,s Avaie. s.,v.,

The best salve In the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
oorns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to- give perfect satisfac-
ton. or money refunded. Prics - cents
per box. For sale by all druggists.
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n. Gsex.rs ssaslss.

II you want your horses well fed
and property taken caro- of call al :hc
stables of Mcssrs. Gilmore h Randall.
The Gregory Stables arc ccnirraily loca-
ted and prices reasonable. Give tho
Gregory u call.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

The ca~r of Rou,i county ". Ora
Haley ~as before the Supreme Court
last week. Briefs In the matter were
submitted. and the Court has taken the
case under Niyisement. Next ~rck VIC
w.li have more io say IN the subject
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
Amer sAs 0assOs,

The Town election passed on In the
usual manner last Tuesday. the ticket
placed In nomination at the caucus lc-
ing the successful one. Just prior to
election Citizens ticket was placed In
the field with J. ". wclch nj the head.
and this caused more interest TO b.
taken than there otherwise would have
been. The counting Of the ballots re.
suited a, follows:
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

From Mr.. Hatch We learn that Lieut..
Burnett. accompanied by Acting Agent
McEwrn and squad oi troops. pro
ccc,i-d to Douglas creek last week and
ordered the Indians there onto the
reservation. The Indians promised to
comply. Mr.. Hatch tells us that the
new agent nj uiniah will rndravos Ia
keep the Uirs on the reservation the
coming summer. II Ii the rafncst wish
Of everyone on whitc and Hear rivers
tia, tho Agent will bc successful In
carving out his good intentions II Is
reported that = detachment of troops
will he stationed on Douglas creek To
assist the agent In keeping the Uirs ot,
the reservation.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

Messrs. Clark and Miner put man To
work piowins their garden In the west
esn part Of town Thursday. During
tho process IL turning over the earth
several potatoes were plowc'i mp that
had not In the last been effected by
tho frost.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
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For drugs. medicines, I.aints. books.
stationery. fancy and toilet articles,
nch glasses. artists materials. musical
Iusi.. etc. etc. Ro or s~nd ,our crirrs
Ia DIR. T.. S'uvrr. Rawiins. Wyoming.
and set the les, Rouis at lowest prizes.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
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J. ". Ilu.us have displayed IN their
counters u choice stock Of Elgin Cream.
cry and fresh ranch butter. The latter
Is from the ranch Of n. &. smith. and
further recommendation Is unnc ccssary.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

The ball given last Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the Ccrnct Band
was well attended. and indie ted that
that organization s,ill holds its we'll
mefiirsi regularity.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

China Jim has received lot OF plain
and fancy silk handkerchiefs. hno Grape
shawln and sashes. and Japanese para
soils, and is selling them at reasonable
prices. Call aud see Jim ut the Moeker
hotel.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

We know of NO reason Why IN esa II
Improvement shouhi not dawn upon
Mecker and the reserve" In general.
Now that Il dcnaiiciy known that the
land will 10 thrown oprn fos sale under
the prc-emption Law. wc have basis u
work upon. and there nsesi no longer b.
lay fear OF hcsitancy - 10 the Gnal out
rotn0
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

A school will be opened next week
for iho~c wishing TO learn bookkeeping.
p-.nmanship and n thorough basincss
education. For further particulars sec
Mr.. &. ucnriod.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

The Government road b~tween the
White and Grand riverS is again In pas-
sable condition. wagnrr's trunk line
arrived ON time last Tuesday p. In.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

Arbor Day will soon b1 here. Make
your preparations for u fitting observ'
ancc OF the day.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

Whistles. Gins. French Cogniac and
iiennesey Brandy. Blackberry Brandy.
ut wholesale, at WatsOn's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

Frank Sheridan hns greatly improved
the looks Of his property. vis.a-vis THE
HERALD once. by the addition Of u
picket fence.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

Playing Cards. Checker boards, Dom
ioer. etc, for sale ut j. v. HOustOu's.